Definitely to stop their userbase using 3rd party apps and force them to use their godawful ad-hell

Claude, create an innovation which will dwarf what cloud and mobile unlocked. There we go. I’m a bit of an innovator.

As someone who plays live music, the live gig scene is on the up, I think because people are sick of the slop and want assured human connection.

I can see mixed medium performances like Cloud Cult becoming more popular as we move into the AI future.

There we go. Fully their own responsibility, then.

AI has been working on cancer cures for ages and has helped to make great strides in gene and viral therapies as well as helping to quickly triage high risk scans and spot more aggressive cancers earlier in the process. Not LLMs, but AI.

Reading the story it’s not clear who set up the agent. It’s an agent running on OpenAI but it’s not clear whether they’re saying a customer instructed an agent to hack the Australian medical board and got around guardrails to prevent that, or that they’re saying their own internal work agent decided to hack the Australian medical board at random.

In both cases OpenAI has culpability. In the latter case, they should be held fully responsible.

Wait, so there’s not even a hard thermo in it to fail safely? Well done guys, you really saved 10p per unit on that one

You’re bringing back everyone’s favourite free pirated mp3 player as a subscription service… why?

AI can only replicate what it has seen before, so fucking obviously it would blow up a bunch of kids you collection of bewilderingly in charge bonobos unconvincingly wearing suits.